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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-01

When Mr. Atkinson, of Boston, wrote
his article showing that men are larger now
than they were 100 years ago he must have
had in mind John Peters, who died at the
county hospital in Chicago last Sunday.
He was feet A inches in height. When he
was taken to the hospital it was discovered
that there wasn't a bed big enough in the
hospital for him, but wide one was selected,
the foot removed, and a wooden extension
built to it, making bed about 9 feet long.
Medicine was given him in doses nearly
double the usual size, and everything posi-
BILE was done for him, but the doctors were
unable TO conquer the disease.
DR. Wolfred Nelson, late of the Board of
Health of Panama, who has been in Tampa
during the yellcw fever epidemic, says in a
letter to the jacksonville Times Union that
the fever's origin can be clearly traced to
a schooner engaged in smuggling. DR.. Nell
son makes this statement after having all
the facts placed before him.
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She Stoops to Concur.
From The Chioaao Tribune,

from the Clicdq0 tribune.
There is girl in Michigan feet inches tall,
and when her lover stands on his tiptoes and
pleads for Kiss she stoops TO concur.
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Some of the papers that frown upon every
thing English are carrying matters quite
far enough when they make great hula
baloo because Minister Phelps had long
talk with the Prince of Wales the other
day. These papers are probably justified
in attacking the American habit of aping
Englishmen, but do they expect Phelps to
treat the Prince with incivility2
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-01

A most laughable comedy, "The Doctor, F"
Theatre Friday.
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The great expense of funerals is attract
ing considerable attention, and reform
movement is talked of Some Episcopal
clergymen met in Boston the other day
with the view of inaugurating reform
The subject comes up now and then, but the
expensive funerals go on all the same, and
the probability is that they will increase
rather than diminish.
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Suggestions Of the Postmaster General
The annual report of the Postmaster Gen
eral, from which some extracts are pub
lished in another column, shows that the
Post Office Department is being very salts
factorily conducted, and that the postal
service is now about self-sustaining. In
fact there is every reason to believe that
next year the receipts will slightly exceed
the expenses.
The Postmaster General calls attention to
the efforts which are already being made to
secure a still further reduction in the
rates of postage He does not think
that these efforts should be successful, for
the reason that any reduction that could be
made without causing n very considerable
annual deficiency, would be so small as not
to b. appreciated. He suggests, and the
suggestion appears to be good one, that it
would be much better TO wait until the an
nual surplus is sufficient to justify such
reduction in both letter and news
paper postage as will remove
from the people a very considerable
burden. There is only one other nation
where rates of postage are lower than those
that if his suggestion is approved by Con
gress it will not be very long before it will
be possible to make such reductions, without
causing an annual deficit, as will place the
postage rates of this country below those of
any other.
The Postmaster General makes a sugges-
ton with regard to post Office buildings
which ought to, and doubtless will, attract
the attention of Congress. 1t is that the
government should at once adopt a plan
which would enable it TO own buildings for
post Office purposes wherever it has to rent
them. At the present time there are SIT
post offices for which the government has to
provide accommodations. Some of these
are in government buildings, but over 800
are not, and for these the rentals amount to
nearly $1,000 600 per annum. The last Con
gresS authorized the Postmaster General to
rent buildings for second-class post offices.
When this authority is exercised there
will have to be about 1000
buildings rented for post Offices,
and they will cost the government
an immense sum annually. The Postmaster
General is confident that if the plan
is adopted of erecting in the
smaller towns fireproof buildings,
to cost from $4,000 to $4,000 each,
the government would save money and the
buildings would give much more satisfac-
ton than rented ones. The present plan of
renting buildings, which requires the re-
moval of the post Office every year or two,
not only Injuries business, but keeps the peo-
pie of the towns in which such post offices
are located in state of perpetual worry.
IL will be seen that if few more than 300
offices cost the government $1,000,000 a
year, 1000 offices will cost it a very pretty
penny. 1t could save a large sum yearly by
borrowing money at 3 per cent. and erecting
all the buildings it needs, provided they
would not cost more than what Postmaster
General Villas estimates call for.
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satinlined
h O 0 d.,
very styl-.
ish, his.
week, S.;
positively
worth SIS.
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A. r. ALTMAYER & co.

W ere
ed, We
needroonn
to show
our i'm
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PERSONAL.

LUDWIG BAREAv, the German tragedian, will
sail for New York in February, and will return
home in Anril.
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g Mntonio, II. Mdra, '87.
4araffertffiSd1e 9eidten.

0IuttCIttttIu5 OSts9SW
Die aIte Staot San Nutonio III
reid an faratteriitifden 3eiden, bic fe
BON allen anberen amerifanii6en
Gtdbten 70 febr unteri9eiben ober INN
eiuen lanbldufigen 4usorud gu gebrau.
den: fe 70 unamsrifanif6 MAIDEN.
Dabin geb6ren bic frummen, gum
She'll iebr enaen Gtraben; bic Wins
buusen bes TIuFes burd bic Stabt;
bic nod INNER aablret9en gauten unb
Sarraden meritanifden 6tpls, bic fi6
fibn bebaupten neben ben aueis unb
breiibdigen 8eIddftsbduiern neueffer
Bauart; has peffli9 bonn San pebro
aeIeaeue meritanii1e Stabtbiertel unb
enbii6 als pauptmerfmal: bic nieritas
niiden gbiliconearne=S tdnbe auf ben
0ia,a's, bic auf unfereu 6fentli9en
pldbeu Elm eigenartiges 2eben unb
Sreibeu fi6 enttpideln lafen, unb ies
| ben 1remoeit an3ieben, Der fi6 meniger
an benz Suft Der brobelnben 2ehel unb
pfanuer nit ibrem unbefinirbaren SSns
bait, als an benz iingetDobnten Inblid
erg6Ben mill.
Dem langidbrisen Biirger San ans
touio's lit fold elm Mublid Der pIa3a's
bel NaGtseit aIlerbings ni9ts Neues
mehr, un6 benno1 iibt elm Befu6 bort'
hin INNER nod ieinen &ei3 aus. Sa
biefe 8ertaufstdnbe liz feii1er gBeiie
| f6reub finb, pielmebr als b%eiottoeres
Mertmal unIerer Stabt gelten iinb fit
BEN ssremben cine Nttraction bilben,
70 iii uns cine on ben Siaotratb ges
ridtete petitior unerfldrli9, Delde bas
Redt, 8erfaufsftdnoe auf ben plasa's
su etabIiren, 5uriidgesoger tpiilen MIL.
Soil i6 bieie petition auf uuiere Gbis
l~iconcarnesS tdnbe be3ieben, 10 protettis
rem mir gan3 enersif@ bagegen. Die
Sdufer an ben pla3a's finb meifens
unbetpobnt = 3tpei 9otels ausgenoms
men; es gebt auf ben 6Hentli9en glds
beu 10 rubig unb friebli9 su, baB Nies
manb anffoB finben tam, unb Die
Wa6iamteit Der poIiaei 1T baber gang
tuo anbers n6tbig aIs bier. Warum
beabidtigt man alio bas 9arafteris
fiIde WerfmaI Der Stabt 30 beieitigen2
Wir m6tten ben Stabtratb gebeten
haben, bic petitior ni1t 80 beriidi9tis
aen uab cine Snffitution meiterbefeben
3u IaHen, bic uns uenigftens Elm Stiid
oes 10 unamerifanif6en xnb gerabe
beBhalb iebr iuterefanten golfsIebens
erbdIt.
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Zen arteitfd,e Srunuen In 0alpefOu,

nit behen 8obrung man bort. BEL ben
Werttdtten Der Santa Sc Babn, be-
i9dftigt lift, bat biz gum II. WdrS bic
Siefe BON 634 6ub errei6t. Na6 BEN
Iui3ei9nungen oss 8urmanns, 9errn
Qlbrid, melfe auf poatdnoige, matbes
matiI6e 8enauigfeit feiuen Wuipru6
baben, bereu unsefdbre &i6tisfeit Der
genannte Serr aber g%epdbrleiffet, 1T
man big babin bur9 bic fOIgenben
groI6idten gefommen: Our9 elm
9ager bon 6Iusfanb 80 SUB tief, bon
blausm Sbon II SUB tief, BON srobem
Sano 26 SUB tief. tpeiBem Sbon 107
SUB tief, Seeidlamm 81 Sub tief,
olipenfarbisen Sbon 116 SUB tief.
Seeidlamm 1870 SUB tief, blauem
Sbon 26 SUB tief, Seidlamm unb
6~lugfanb IS SUB tief. unb S6pfertbon
28 SUB tief.-Sn elmer Siefe bon IN.
eefdbr 466 SUB. alio in Der sweiten
SeeIdlamm Sdidte, fiieB mon auf
elmer fart perrotteten @pprefenftamm,
Der ungefdbr 6 SUB i'm Sur6meRer
hattie, unb in Der britten Seei1lamms
Sdi9t, melde eineu ffaIten 8eifab
bon Ilusianb entbielt, auf orei 8aunls
ftdmme, allen Nnfdein nod 4almettas,
tpelde ebenfals febr perrottet tparen.
gm IL. Mdrs tuaren nur nod 4 SET
tionen bon. ben neuns6aigen &6bren
porbanben; man min -aber Biz gu 1000
SUB nit &6bren bieier Side berunter
geben, unb wirb baber, tuenn Der oors
banbene Geit perbraudt 1T, elm furaer
Stiaftano = bielei9t bon elmer Wo9e
ben Qrbeiten eintreten. bis tueitere
800 SUB BON berartigen G6bren eins
getrofen fein tperoen.
Wi. Serr 4Iori6 mittbeilt, bat fi9
1dou in elmer Siefe BON 215 unb bann
tuieber BON 800 SUB Wafer g~efunben,
beibe Male aber in su geriuger Quans
titdt UNI 8eadtuns gu perbieneu. Mtan
beabfi6tigt, nit Der 8obrung borau5us
geben, Bis rian entmeber auf einen
ausreidenben 8prratb BON 6rii6maher
gefommen 1T, ober biz elm Weiterbobs
rem burd cine unbur6bringbare Sells
f6idt unm6gli9 gena9t mirb.
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Bon Der wtebatiater aonbsmttom.

Sin ben 0ieb3i9ter $ 4onpentionen,
tuel9e In Dallas unb Sort Wortb Dor
2ur3em a~bsebalten iuorbeu fuo, 1T elm
3omite eingeiebt worben, gu BEN 3ue'
de, bic peri1iebeuen pldBe In Seras,
tuel1e fur bic Mulage BON Sdla9tbdus
fern, 0iebb6fen unb &efrigerator Nns
ftaIterl aIs bic befseeigneten erf6eineu,
5u beiu1en unb elmer prifuns 5u uns
ierwerfen. Oie Ntitslieber bieies So.
mites finb bic 6aupt : 0ertreter Der
8ieb,u1tss Snterefen BON 9eras. 8. 8.
Burnet bon Sort Wortb, g. 6. 2oping
Don Sadsboro, 6. 6. Slaughter bon
Dallas, g6as Goodnight bon palo
Duro, s. 9. &ector BON Muffin, Q. s.
8us3ar6 bon lbalbe, 8. o. alen bon
Jlatonia. s. D.. Maitbetps bon 8ictos
ria unb 8. 6elieion BON San 1ntOnio.
sic baber als erfteu puntt. Der fur ID.
rem 3ped ms Muge gu faHen udre,
Souffon beiu9t, finb bort unb in Der
nmgegenb elm paar Gage geblieben urlo
baun mad Nuftin gegangel. Dortbin
1T ibneu elm 6outon Qomite nadges
reiff, uno ME beute bon Muitin gemels
belt tpiro. babsn bic 8erbaublunsen
spiiden ben Beiben einer fir 6puffon
ginffigen grfDIg gebabt. 6outon, 10
lautst Der Berift, bat fi9 berbinbli9
gema9t, bas fir bic anIage Der &efris
gerators Anfialten notbtpenbige 2anb =
ni9t tueniger als 500 Mder = 5u f9ens
fen unb fur bic gr6Bere 6dlfte bes
Stammlapitals, tpel6es bas rnternebs
men erforbert, ettpa fir $3.50, 600 Mfs
tien au nebmen, ipdbrenb bic 8iebsu1tss
8ereiniguug etma SPAS. 900 aei1nst,
bic lebtere Summe iol BON ben 8iebs
siiGtern sl einem 8iertel in GeIb uno
su brei Bierteln in 8ieb beaobIt tuer,
ben,-beHen Wert9 nod benz Souftoner
Wlrftpreile am Sage Der Nblieferung
beretnet mirb. Natirli9 bebarf bieie
@ereinbaruns Der 3omites nod Der BE.
adtiauna BON Seiten Der 8eieli9aft
Der 8iebsi6ter; es uuterliest aber faum
einem !3weifeI, baB bieielbe erfolgen
uirb. Ob Dos 8ieb3idters3 omite feis
ne Snipettiousreiie nod tueiter fortieben
unb mad San Nntonio fommea pIrb,
nm bort au1 elm dbnli@es Abtommen
su treffen, 1T ungemiB.
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Muerlet.

Muerlet.
= Cine 6rau 8loogett bon @bieago
hat in Der 9ue. 6 neben Der 6hentltdDert
6dule einen Kindergarten e%rofnet.
6eute 1T ct. patridstag. gu
gbren bes Cages finbet i'm @aftto elm
Ron3ert ifatt.
- @eferr tpurbe Sermon Solomon
perbaftet, Der angeflagt TT, in Mio
@ranbe @itp eineu Mil9manrl srri1Oroet
su baben.
= Nm 20. b. M. giebt bic englii9e
oramatii6e @eienf6aft Der beribIlteIl
Sdauipielerin SRI. glfler i'm bieftgerl
@rano Opera Sauie unierem populds
rem Sbeater. unternebmer g. Niide cine
YsuefiapOrfenuns. CUR aufhbruug IT
beifimmt: rggppten, ober cine Sodter
6es RiIs@, nit SRI. Glitter IN Der ~
teIrole. Germ RS 8erbieutte url ole
Qunfinterefen in San Intonio tlro
anertennenswertb uno 1T ibnl besbalo
elm ersiebiser 8euefsabenb gu tutils
f6eu.
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@es fauss aesmeben 7

Durd nodmaIisem gsrfad unb gnfre9ter'
baItuna bes Mutbts fam mandes erreidt tuer'
Sen, mas uumoaliH erf1eint. Sunoerte boH'
nunasloIer SALE bou Nieren. unb eeberlsiSsu
fnS 6urA electric Bitters sebeilt tporoen, nod
Dem ales ibrise berssblid Deriu&t pnrSe.
Oarum bente man nidt, oab 60 feline Seilung
aiebt, ionbern beriude electric 8ittsrs. u
eoiebt feline anbere Nlebisin, bic 70 perfect une
iider bas 8lut reinist. electric 8itters BELT
Ohspepfa. Darn. unb ale arantbeitsn Ser
Nisrsn. Ilnfdatbar in allen Weasen. uno
Qeberfranfbeiten. 8u baben fur 80 gents bic
EIaIhe bel u. 9reib.
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Scr lnter3eidnete nimmt teinen
anffanb su bebaupten, baB Der umfi6s
tise @ebrau6 BON Simmons SIS
Der Regulator als elm 8orbeus
gungss unb StdrfungsmitteI benz Ors
ganismus 6reibeit BON ben idudden=
BEN unb gefdbrIiden Wirfunsen Der
MaIaria fidern unb Gr6felfieber fouie
ole malarif6en 2~ranfbeiten seuiB beis
len tuirb. g.. 8. Sunes 60. Macon,
@a., Selegrapb.@ Man butte Rd Dor
Na1abmunsen, bic auf bic Bel!ebtbeii
pom Simmons 2eber Regulator bere6s
net fiub.
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stnfreauna In seras.

@ross aufrssuns purbe in Der nmseeenb
bon Waris, 3eras, 6urd bic Genefnna bes Srn.
8. 6. GorIeb ~berborsernfeu. Derielbe par 10
biIaos. ba6 &c f9 i'm Bette uidt bsrumaubres
ben, ODER nur ben aopf 3u beben pernodte. See
hermann slaubie, bae er an oer aus5ebrnns
fterbe. Cine YrobeHafde bon Or. Sings Rem
Oiaeobsrb purOe inn sefdidt. Sierburd fuhlte
CT iiH setrdftist unb faufte cine srobe Glafde
uuo cine S9a9teI bon Or. Sings Stem eife
@ils, nnb nafbem er ;pei Glaiden oavon elm.
aenor men bate, mar er seiuno unb bate Sc
Pfunb an Gleiid seuonnen.
Gratis. Y~robeaai9en bel u Drei6. @robe
Maiden 81.
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galiipruifdbe @etme.

Serr SuIius Moureau bat IN
80. I'll 81. prefa 9trabe elm @einse'
ihdft er6ffnet unb Dirb 1ur bic allsge'
udbIteifen @aIifornii6en Weine fiibrsil'
gr besiebt feline @eine aus rem Soao'
ma : Siirift, Der befanntli6 bic aler'
beffen Qualitdten i'm State llefert.
0err Woureau bat feIbft on Dirt uno
STEELE aefauft unb III seuiB, baB bic
Weiue anipreden merbeH. BefteluiI=
aerl peroen bonn 1. April ab entgegen'
aenOmi1en.
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G~rcmrfnms5iige.

Son eamfas ben 10. Ndrs ab uiro Die
grouias pab 8abn GxeuriOnssige mad seon
Ssrinas urb Sorne Iaufsn laiien.
Die 3ise p,rladsn Gan antonio Samltas
Nadmittaa 5 llbr unb tommen am tol9encen
Montaa . llbr NtorsenS suriid, ~ipoourdy ote
@epolteruna Gan antOnios 6elssenbett 9eooten
pirp, ben Sonntas in Sorae ooer Econ springs
susubrinsen uno am Wontas CUR WeiGaftsssn
pisber gu Sauie gu isin.
6abrt mad Econ Springs u. suritd Sl.OO
BSrue $3.50
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Scr fpIaenbe 8rieftpebiel erflart
fidt feibft.

Galpeifon, 10. Mdra 81.
Germ 6. Rifde-San Antonio.
@eebrter 6err!
Cine gln3abl BON Sbeatersu nter'
nebmeru i'm Staate bat an mid bas
griu9en seftslt, SRI. gIIfler ba'
bin su betuegen, ibnen 8enei3'@ oriels
iungen au geben. 90 sic gu benieIben
geb6ren, 70 gerei9t es mir gum 8ers
gniigen. Sbnen I'm Muftrage Der Dame
ibre 3ufage mit3ntbeilen, iotpie oaB he
gum getpiini9ten 3wede am Sisnftag
ben 30. Wdr3 4benos nit ibrer 8efeus
i9aft In San Nntonio eintrefen mirb.
Das fir Sbren Benefisabeno gepdblte
Stiid betitelt fi6: nggppten, ober-
Cine 8pdter bes Wils".
Mfit beften Wiinf9en. ges.
u. 8. Granger.
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- Vile glemente, berer bic Watur
beoart UNI eiuen i6onen uno pollen
6aartpuds su erssusen, fino in apsrs
Sair 0igor entbalten Dieies prdpa.
rat bdlt ben Saarbooen frei BON S6up.
ben, D~erbinbert bic 0erbdrtung unb bas
giutrodnen Der SaarwurseI. unb ma6t
bas Saar ieIbfi uei6 uno sldnseno.
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San @ntonio @ranb Opera Souie.

San Mntonio 8ranb Opera Souie.
IA. Mdrs 1887.
Serrn u. 6. grlanser-8 albefon.
@eebrter 6errl
Sn grmiberung Sbrer freunoli6en
Note bonn 10. b. 80. tbeile i'd Sbnen
nit, bob SRI. glfler's f6meie elbaftes
anerbieten nit aufridtigem Dante bes
reitmiligft angenommen 1T. Seien sic
iiberseugt, baB i'd mein M0gli6ftes i'm
SntersHe bes 3uftanbefOmmens bieies
Engagements Dsrfuden werbe, ba i'd
erifens BON benz poribeilbaften &uf oes
bramatifhen Salenis Der gei6dbten
Dame g~eniisenbe 9enntnib babe, unb
aneitens, ba i6 beiien geuiB bin, bob
ibr 8aflpieI in Sau gniOnio ibren
bisberieen finhleriiden erfOlgen neue
binsuiiisen uirb.
IodmaIs freunblidit baateno:
grnft Rifde.
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sdy- Man leie bic Mnaeige rGreirfI
ons,aae" Der Mranias paB Babn.
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San9ltnsenG Wdnnern
wir5
Gt1ere Seil,an8 8~aramtirt.

Die fdredIiden 6oIsen Der .susenbfinben.
gsfdlehtsf9rdae beruriadenb, uoourd Gei1
uub Aorper rninirt perbeu, permanent &C.
belt. eersfopfsn, Sdidternbeit, Soamen.
obfub. @ebadtniefdpd&e, gerluf Der ener.
gie, aburisuns sesen @efeufdaft uuo Melan.
Dole sriinDIi9 furirt. 8erbeiratbete Wdnnsr,
ober foIde, bic fi9 perbeiratben poIeu, bic in
GoIae bon Snbisrreiion in Der Susenb an 0e.
fdledtS. unb Ncrbenidudde Isiben, perben
ariin6Iid furirt. Seine MineraIien einesse
ben. Sunse Manner, bic ibre Belt nit unfdbi.
gen eeuten berfHpenbet unb fid oaourh aranf>
beitsn hes aopfes. Der Aaie, bes Salies, Der
2eber, quuaen, gineepeib, unb bes Wa9ens
snaesogen baben, nerbsn idneu turirt. East
eud nidt bura faIiAes S9amsefibI abbaIten,
r~k~~&
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geiehte wpllene gIeiaerstpfft.
9eiHeus Waareu.

Bie albsiannt birstts Smportation bon
SeutidIanb. Su bieier 8rau&e haben mir uns
einen sroBen @uf eriporbeu unb fonnien 20 ui9t
hagen seriuse AuaIitdten gu fabren.
Deutider Samaf su IS, 40, SO Ste. per Barb.
Rotber Damaft al rs, 40 n. SO Gts. per Barb.
Deutide eanStii6sr unb Serbistten su aIen
FrsiIen.
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B~eisfiderei bon "a gts. aufpdts tis ~
ben feiniten Sa9en. .x
S%ptt3eu. enorne austpabI feia uab
binis, Spiben bon l Sent bis $40 bic garb.
Bsfdtist oieiss Eager.
mauben. an,ase! S9ul.M n3isel S4uhe
Eas-aae finb freunbli&f ~einselapeu.
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a.as 9Srii9ltags>@ aarett s...
in reidbaltiser ausWubl ansefcmmen.

sr05us ausBasI ais ie ;ubor. erJes Eager! Maran2 nnrs E9 fas .bergSszabe
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Sra,aer &IetoeritoFe.
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-12-24

The managers Of the Musee will beat
their record next week. They advertise
bill for Christmas week that fairly
bris,les with attractions. II is useless to
try TO enumerate here; read the advert
isement and be convinced that Messrs.
Handy 4 Co. are fully alive to the re-
quirements of a holiday patronage.
Next Monday, December Goth. Miss
Rosina Vokes and her London Comedy
Company will begin weeks engagement
at the Providence Opera House present
ing grand triple bill at each perfor-
nance; Monday. Tuesday and wednes-
day evenings and Christmas (Monday)
and Saturday matinees (which is Which"
My William Bill" In which Miss yokes
will sing the famous song His art was
true TO Palr) and "A Christmas Panto.
mime Rehearsal" On Thursday and
Friday evenings "In Honor Bound"
"fhe Circus Rider" and "a Double Les
son" Saturday evening Cousin Zach
ary," "rhe Circus Rider" and "a Christ
mas Pantrmime Rehearsal"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-12-24
tastefully decorated with evergreen.
plants, etc.
ST. MARy's CHURCH.

The Christmas services at ST. Mary's
church will be elaborate this year as in
the years past The first service will be
held at 8 a. M. and will be high mass
the choir will sing Stearns' mass in ID.
AT the otfertory Lambelotte's Christmas
hymn and solo will be rendered by the
full choir, with Miss Matthews, soprano,
W. II, Henry, tenor. J, r. Feeley and
Miss Dugan. alto. as the principal solo
lists. The next services, which will be
low masses, will be celebrated at q, I, S
and n. m. At the last service. which
will take place at 10 80 a. m, high mass
will Ice celebrated and the sermon of the
day will be preached. At this service
Hayden's mass in q will be sung, at the
oifertory Adeste Fidelis, and at commun-
ion the same Christmas hymn as at the
first service will be sung 10y the same
soloists. In the afternoon Rosewig's
vespers will be sung at o'clock. The
interior of the church has been beautifully
and elaboratcly decorated with evergreen.
ferns, potted plants, etc.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-12-24
MASTON.

Mr. John Hulmes met with quite a
severe accident last Saturday. Hc was
getting into his wagon near Holden's
store when his horse became frightened
and ran throwing him out and spraining
biz knee and cutting his head quite badly
Mr. A. stockwell, superintendent of the
Dyeryille mill, concluded his labors there
last Saturday and has r. r'moyed 10 the
city. He IL succeeded by Mr. Charles
Chandler, of williman,ic, Conn.
A child named o'Brien died Of scarlet
fever on the Johnston road "Wednesday
evening There are now FIVE or six cases
Anchor Lodge held a very satisfactory
meeting Monday evening. Two applica-
,ions for membership were received.
There were several visitors present from
Mt. Pleasant Lodge. The new lodge IL
indebted 10 Hope and Manufacturer
Lodges for gifts of regalias, etc.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-12-24
BROADWAY BAPTIST .

Christmas services a. the above church
will be above the standard of those held
for the past several years. In the morn
ing the regular Sunday School service
will be held. In the afternoon the pas
tor, the Rev. J V. Osterhout, will preach
a special Christmas sermon. As Mr..
Osterbout il an eloquent speaker an in
teresting discourse may De expected.
During the afternoon service, the choir
will sing "Bebold I bring you glad
tidings,7 by Sir John Goss) aud the duet
and chorus "Hark. What means those
holy voicesf arranged from Verdi. Ia
the evening an excellent Christmas con
cert will be given for which elaborate
preparations have been made.